Witchcraft

Mastering Witchcraft When Short of Time 5

 

Establishing a Daily Practice You might not think you can make time for a daily practice of witchcraft, particularly if you have a demanding job or too many responsibilities.

But it’s actually easier than it sounds—you don’t need to do something elaborate. All it takes is a little bit of effort and the right mindset.

To establish a daily practice, start by carving out just a few minutes each day for yourself.

This could be during your lunch break, when you wake up, or before bed—it doesn’t matter when, as long as it works for your schedule.

 

Here are some simple steps to get you started:

 

1) Choose something that resonates with you—this could be divination, journaling, or meditation.

 

2) Create an easily accessible space where you can set up everything you need for your chosen practice.

Not having to do any setup or put things away every single day takes a LOT of the friction out of this process and makes you much more likely to return to it regularly.

 

3) Be flexible. If something in your life changes, let your practice change with it. Consistency requires that you keep the reality of your life in mind!

Sometimes schedules change, your energy levels change, and what you need and want from your practice changes.

Switch from mornings to evenings when you need to, let yourself do a tarot pull instead of meditation sometimes, and build ease into the practice.

 

4) Finally, BE COMPASSIONATE WITH YOURSELF.

Did you miss a day? That’s fine, life happens. You missed a week? well that’s life.

Get back to it when you’re ready just stop agonizing over not doing things exactly right all the time.

You can become a perfectly good witch even if you get it “right” less than half the time! You are good enough.